Sentence examples for have decided to implement from inspiring English sources

Of course, the 45 states that have decided to implement the Common Core did so willingly.

This year, the higher echelons of Royal Mail management have decided to implement some changes.

The indications are that more than 90% of local authorities have decided to implement the 2% increase.

For instance, in a place, in Libourne, which is nearby Bordeaux, we have decided to implement a fair pricing scheme by which the first 15 cubic metre of water is almost free.

Following a long period of consultation with RSC and lengthy experimentation by the History/Social Science Team in the Catalog Dept., we have decided to implement some changes in the treatment of printed guides to microform sets.

The Ukrainian authorities, says the IMF, "have decided to implement front-loaded gas and heating-price adjustments aiming to reach full cost recovery by April 2017 .So, if we go off 2013's figures, we can estimate that domestic gas prices will increase fivefold in four years.

As a result of our work both regions have decided to implementing a similar asset-based approach covering various environmental threats in addition to dryland salinity.

"And the reason I don't say that is because track and field has decided to implement a testing program and it seems to be pretty effective".

The Business Council of Australia chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said they were disappointed the government had decided to implement a fee regime on all overseas investments in Australia.

The SEI has decided to implement a broader approach to process standards that can be used for any engineering process, not just software development.

We have to wait for a table – they've decided to implement the dreaded "no reservations" – but the offer of free prosecco while they find us a corner means we're as happy as vongole.